Matt

I would like to register a business name that is already registered as an Inc. This isn't some big company and trying to steal their thunder. There are no trademarks on it either. Can I register an LLC with the name even if it's registered as an Inc? Props if you can verify it by website.

Got a little electric scooter with a 24Volt 350W motor (running on 2 little 12Volt scooter batteries). It's not running and before I sick a lot of money troubleshooting it, want to test a few things..

If I unhook the leads that go into the ECM and test the motor on a 12V car battery just to see if it turns over, will it hurt or fry the motor?

Thanks

I can't seem to get these last questions....

Account Balances at the end of December:

Cash: 8500

Salaries Expense 19800

Accounts Payable 25000

Retained Earnings 23500

Utilities Expense 215

Office Supplies 365 (Asset)

Service Revenue 35900

Common Stock 20,000

Dividends 6,500

Equipment ???

1) What were total expenses for the year: $20,015 (CORRECT)

2) Calculate net income for the year: $15,885 (CORRECT)

3) Caclulate beginning balance in Retained Earnings: $9985 (WRONG)

4) Stockholder's Equity: $29,985 (WRONG)

5) Balance of Equipment Account: $46,120 (WRONG)

Any help with 3,4, and 5?

THANKS!

24x^2 - 6 = 0

I forgot how to solve it with the exponent... any help? Thanks

I need help finding the reflection points for: 8x / x^2 +25

I know your suppose to use the second derivative, but it's confusing with the fraction. Thanks!

I am having a hard time with these chain rule problems, here is one:

(4x-2)^4 (3-x^5)^2

I know how to start it...

4(4x-2)^3 + 2(3-x^5)

But not sure where to go from there.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Leaving for college for the Fall semester... I know a lot of people use bicycles to get around campus for classes and other activities. Has anyone used a golf cart for it? I know staff use them, so I can't see why students wouldn't be allowed to bring their own and just obey all the track rules?

I emailed the college to see if I am able to do this... but seeing if anyone else has done this. Did some searching and could not find anything.

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Which of the following statements is true about falling birthrates?

A) They tend to lag behind falling death rates, allowing population growth to continue for at least one or two more generations.

B) They tend to lag behind declining standards of living.

C) They tend to precede declines in death rates, causing a temporary dip in population before it stabilizes in a generation or two.

D) They always cause population to decline.

Thanks!

Bolt size= 1/2-13 x 1.50 . What does the 13 stand for?

The 1/2 is the thread size and 1.50 is the length. But what does the 13 stand for?

Thanks

http://www.homesecuritystore.com/p-550-kit32-power...

Will this system sound an alarm, call someone, or both?

I couldn't find where it said what it would do if it was activated

Thanks

What height should a door be so that 99.5% of males can have a 4" clearance from the top of their head to the top of the door?

What height for males would represent the 75th percentitle?

Male height is: 69.0"

Standard Deviation: 2.8"

I figured for the first question, it would be 69.0+4=73.0 and then do the 99.5%?

How do I do these problems?

Thanks! :)

Kathy has $1.36 in pennies, nickels and dimes in her pocket. If she has five more pennies than dimes and 2 fewer pennies than nickels, find the following probability: if two coins were to fall out of her pocket, it would total 6 cents.

I know that there are:

6 Dimes

11 Pennies

13 Nickels

How do I find the probability though?

Thanks!

Kathy has $1.36 in pennies, nickels and dimes in her pocket. If she has five more pennies than dimes and 2 fewer pennies than nickels, find the following probability: if two coins were to fall out of her pocket, it would total 6 cents.

I know that there are:

6 Dimes

11 Pennies

13 Nickels

How do I find the probability though?

Thanks!

Does anyone have a quick little 2-3 list of what future threats you believe might slow e-commerce?

Thanks!

I applied at Home Depot and they are interested in interviewing me for a part time "Lot Loader" position... What is this? Helping people load their cars I presume?

Thanks

My place of worked closed down due to slow business (was only opened 7 months, food business). The power was shut off before the owner could access the total hours worked by each employee on the computer network (which is BS as I know the power was still on for ATLEAST one day after we closed, so he had time.

Anyways, 11 days after we were suppose to get paid for that period, we were finally told to come in and get cash at one of the financial partners business. Fine, 11 days late (no surprise, we never did get paid on time). I was atleast $100 short. Told to call my boss, he said since he lost power he couldn't get the exact hours, so he just took the hours off the employee schedule. Problem is, I worked several days for several hours past what I was scheduled to work - plus worked a double shift... not on the schedule.

I told him I have 5 out of 8 time slips for the times I worked, and I mark down on my calendar the exact amount of time I worked that particular day. He said if I had all time slips he would would pay me that way, but I'm missing 3.

Is it legal for him to do this? (Just take the hours on the employee schedule and say "you worked this many hours" even though I worked quite a few more hours?).

Can anyone give me advice on how to 'threaten' him or give me a link with the exact law he is breaking?

Thanks!